New training: What's new in C++11?

KDAB is now offering three-day training courses on C++11, the new C++ version that was introduced in 2011.

C++11 will become more and more important in the C++ ecosystem, eventually becoming the most prevalent version. Every professional developer should invest in learning the new language version and try introducing its benefits into projects. And for good reasons: C++11 brings a large range of new features that makes development safer, faster, easier and more fun. Once one has tried features like lambda functions, range-based for loops, the auto keyword and the new initialization syntax, one doesn't want to go back. In addition to that, many more advanced features like variadic templates, rvalue reference and of course the new standard library additions like multithreading classes, smart pointers, regular expressions and new containers and algorithms complete the picture.

At the Qt DevDays 2012 in Berlin, KDAB engineer Marc Mutz presented the most important C++11 features during the training day, using parts of our training material from this course. This was very well attended and elicited quite positive feedback.

Our full training lasts for three days and is therefore able to cover many more topics, go more in-depth and of course provide time to show C++11 examples as well as letting the participants go hands-on and try out C++11 themselves in exercise projects.

To view the schedule and to book your place for our next C++11 trainings go to: our schedule.